Workplace violence incident occurring on their property

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List four actions that a company can take to help reduce the risk of a dramatic workplace violence incident occurring on their property. (Note: the actions do not necessarily need to be "security" actions, but can also include management, legal, HR and other elements.) Briefly describe the four actions and explain why you believe they are relevant.

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